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WWF in Costa Rica & Central America

WWF's office for Central America is based in Costa Rica. It promotes actions region-wide that contribute to conservation while seeking sustainable developments in the short, medium and long terms.

Founded: 1986

Contact

Lilian Marquez

WWF Central America Regional Programme Office,
San Jose
+506 22348434 ext 103

Office

WWF Central America Regional Programme Office,
San Jose

De McDonald's Plaza del Sol 300 metros sur y 100 metros este Curridabat San José Costa Rica +506 2234 8434 +506 2253 4927

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Latest project in Costa Rica & Central America

Costa Rican observer trying a new dipnet. Costa Rica.

Getting marine turtles off the hook in Central America

Hundreds of thousands of marine turtles are accidentally caught and killed in fishing nets each year. In the eastern Pacific alone, leatherbacks have ...

Modified: Aug 2009 - Started: Jul 2004

Latest Costa Rica & Latin America News

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The need for firewood is a major cause for deforestation in Nepal. Finding firewood is an ever more strenuous task, usually carried out by women.

Forests fundamental to effective climate deal

The world’s ability to control climate change could be crippled if global leaders do not support clear and effective targets to arrest deforestation at climate talks in Copenhagen in December, WWF said at the conclusion of a key global foresty summit. 

Posted on 25 October 2009 | 1 comments | Read more

Circle hooks being mounted in long line fisheries in Guatemala

Pescadores centroamericanos son socios de WWF en la reducción de la pesca incidental de tortugas marinas.

Con el intercambio simbólico de anzuelos "jota" por "circulares" 32 embarcaciones de Guatemala, El Salvador y Nicaragua se gradúan del programa de Reducción de la Pesca Incidental de Tortugas del WWF.

Posted on 13 August 2009 | 0 comments | Read more

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